Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1948 — Page 17

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SUMMER SLIPCOVERS—Both the winter draperies and the upholstered chair “in the photo have been slipcovered for summer with dirt-defying, plastic-coated cotton fabrics. The brightly patterned, easy-to-make- drapery "bag" is pulled up | over the winter curtains (inset top left). . .. The window at the right shows the decora-

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DR. ANSWERS—

By E. P. JORDAN, M. D. QUESTION: What is dieumerol and is it good for coronary thrombosis? ¥ ANSWER: Dicumerol is a substance obtained from spoiled sweet clover which is used in medicine to delay the clotting of blood inside the body. CH It is being used in some cases to help prevent an attack of coronary thrombosis, as well as clotting in other blood vessels. It seems to help sometimes but doctors are still trying to study its valnue and uses.

» - . - Question: Is it true that putting castor oil on the eye lashes will make them grow longer? 3 Answer; Not so far as I

Two to Six

By SUE BURNETT

This adorable little dress for a mite of two to six is cute as a button and goes together with ease. Brief extended shoulders make it nice for summer—use the puffed sleeves for a school frock. Pattern 8341 is for sizes 2, 3, 4. 5 and 6 years, Size 3, 2% yards of 39-inch; % yard contrast for collar: :

Don't miss the spring and

No. 8341. B90 iinnnne Fashion Book, Price 28¢.

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| tive results. The seamstress. cuts into the solid-colored cloth - (inset bottom right) according to simplified instructions to make the slipcover for the chair (left).

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place of candy. Figs should be washed quickly to avoid losing the frut sugars in the water. Moist figs can be

bined with other fruits for fruit cups or dessert. They make excellent salad bases, stuffed with cream cheese and grated pineapple. Or eat them as candy, according to the recipe below,

- - ” DRIED FRUIT CANDY (For Thursdsy luncheon) 1 1b. moist unpressed figs 1; Ib. nuts (pecans, almonds or peanuts or

14 Ib. moist candied cherries or|

* pineapple Granulated sugar Wash the figs quickly in. cold

cloth er paper toweling. Make a deep slit in each fig. Till with either the fruit or nuts. Roll in r. Makes LJ nr .

OATMEAL REFRIGERATOR COOKIES

(For Friday luncheon) 14 c¢. margarine or shortening

packed) " - 14 ¢. granulated sugar 14 tsp. vanilla

15 tsp. soda

% c. chopped malnuts or pecans 1% ec. moist raisins Cream the margarine or shortening. - Add the sugars in three

between each addition. Stire in the vanilla, then. .the egg. and beat until smooth and crermy. Sift the flour, measure and resift with. the salt and the soda Fold the flour mixture into the creamed mixture and still until smooth. Fold in the rolled oats, nuts and raisins until evenly distributed. Form the dough into one and one-half inch rolls. Roll up in waxed paper, lay on a piece of cardboard to keep straight. Chill in the refrigerator until very firm. Slice © one-eighth inch thick. Bake in a moderate oven (350 degrees F.) for 10 to 12 minutes or to golden brown. Makes 45 to.50 cookies.

The Toothbrush Goes Traveling

“You can take it with you” is the idea behind. a new traveling thbrush. - It folds up into a small plastic case which also holds a supply of tooth powder n. simplify the “toting” of your ntal care, - A natural for tourists, vaca. tioners, sportsmen and travilers, it can be used at home or office, too.

———————— Club Ipstalls ‘The Longan Parliamentary Club installed officers at a picnic recently at the home of Mrs. John Downing Johnson, 2060 N. Alabama St. Officers are Mrs. Madge Brenna, president; Mrs.’ Anna Mae Scott and Mrs, Charles Dongus, vice presidents; Clarke and Mrs.

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WE HEAR FROM good authority that there is an abundant They should be available everywhere and selling at a reasonable price. This is good food planning news. ] Figs outrun many fruits in calcium, phosphorus and iron con-

tent. Their mild sweetness is due to their easily digested fruit sugar content which makes them an excellent confection to eat in

Posies

By MRS. ANNE CABOT Scatter cross-stitched rosebuds on this wool baby blanket. Made of small’ woven

squares, this is a fascinating |

and easy needle-art. Weave-it woolies requires Jess yarn so

baby clothes and accessories.|’

can be yours at little cost. To order complete instruc tions for blanket, stitch fllu-

strations’ and crocheting ‘In-

structions for border and embroidery directions and color suggestions for Pattern 5656, use the coupon below.

_as wel as chairs with slipcovers of plastic fabric, if you want to

" draperty fabric underneath.

simplify hot-weather housekeep-Plastic-coated cottons can be wiped clean with a damp cloth. The plastic coating weights the

any other fabrics. New idea in decorating for the woman who does her own is

along the sides and across the bottom. Fit the top with a drawstring so that the fabric

“Slipcover curtains may ] hooked to curtain rod or pinned in place at the top to the winter

You needn't be an expert seamstress to stitch up your awn chair slipcover of easy-to-clean plastic fabric. With the help of a mmplified pattern which ° gives step-by-step . procedure for covering a. chalr,

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neatly tailored fabric sheath. Bewing experts advise the amateur to pick the slipcover style with the fewest frills or es to tax her skill. Solid“wolored fabric is usually easier

Bridge— Trump Is Key

To Contract

By WILLIAM E. McKENNEY America’s Card Authority

THE South Hills Civic Club of Pittsburgh recently held a party at the South Hills Coun- | try Club to organize ' the Children's Cancer Fund of Pennsylvania. About 10 years 's Can

ago the Children’s Fund of New York was organized

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and has accomplished a great - deal in the fight against cancer

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who until recently was resident physician “of the Children's Hospital in that city. . . »

‘WE played some bridge after. the party and today’s unusually interesting hand came up. The

1 opened the king of clubs, and when it held, I continued with the club ace which Dr.

king and returning the queen of clubs. I knew then that if

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Tudor Students

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Situation: You have just finished a job interview with an employer who tells you he is sorry but he has no place for you at present. : Wrong Way: Feel that there is no longer any need for you to be pleasant and courteous and leave with gome such remark as, “Well, I'm sorry you can't do any: thing for me.”

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At Conference

Ten Tudor Hall School students are attending the Lake Forest Conference on Religion at Ferry Hall, Lake Forest, Ill. The meeting, which opened Friday and will close tomorrow, is

sponsored annually by the Headmistresses

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